Drew Miller

The Slow Rush retains an astoundingly similar sound to 2015's Currents. However considering the incredible quality of Currents, more is certainly not a bad thing.

Aside from the opening and closing tracks (confessions of a dangerous mind, lost in translation) this album doesn't say a lot, and can sometimes feel mindless or repetitive. However, Logic and producer 6ix have created an album that at the end of the day still sounds good. And sometimes that's enough.

It's extremely rare I find an album where I fall in love with every single song on it. I cannot understate the high quality of this album. It expertly juggles enjoyable casual listening and explores deeper themes. Can't wait to see what Josh, Brett and Tyler do in the future.

Overall Supermarket is a well done debut novel from Bobby Hall that explores the impacts of mental illness on a persons life. However many of the plot reveals during the second part of the novel are predictable and the resolution of the story is not particularly clever.

The incredible culmination of all of the sounds Abel has experimented with throughout the years; from the dark RnB of trilogy to the energetic pop of Starboy. After Hours has quickly become one of The Weeknd's most acclaimed and celebrated records for a reason. Truly an experience not to be missed.

A more than welcome change in pace from Humanz in 2017; The Now Now never fails to provide a groovy laid back vibe. Certainly my favourite record from Gorillaz!

Consistently a great listen all these years later. Perfectly balances chill songs with upbeat, turn up music. And the features on this record are amazing!